Do the Great Pyrenees dogs chase and kill coyotes if they see them?

They could never catch a coyote. They're slow, lumbering dogs. Every once in a while, though, the other sheepmen and I will kill a coyote that has been killing sheep in the area, and I'll hang the coyote up somewhere where the dogs can't reach it, and I'll let the dogs bark and growl and get mad at it all day long for a couple of days.

This reinstalls in the dogs's minds who they really hate. Your dogs aren't house dogs at all. They're work dogs.

I love the dogs, but I don't consider them pets. They're a tool. They're helping me.

If I take John Boy and Clementine in the house and brush them and curry them and lovey-dovey them and treat them like pets, well, that's not what they were bred for. They were bred to protect livestock, so I'm giving them their life if I let them do that -- that's the way I look at it. They have to believe that the sheep are their best friends.

I had one dog that got ruined because people downtown started feeding him. If you do that, the dog gets spoiled and ... more.

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